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• This video was created using an intervalometer and over 3, 000 still photographs.
• Its inbuilt intervalometer enables time-lapse photography.
• The unit also contained a built intervalometer for delays up to 1 frame per minute.
• Using an intervalometer permits restricting the pictures taken to only those with the desired content.
• Most modern cameras include the most basic intervalometer functionality, the " self-timer ".
• What is meant when someone refers to an " intervalometer " must be determined from context.
• The intervalometer regulates the motion of the camera according to a specific interval of time between frames.
• The "'Nikon MT-1 "'intervalometer allowed completely untended time lapse photography.
• Almost all digital cameras have the basic hardware capability required for intervalometer functions : knowing the current and elapsed times.
• CHDK is a firmware add-on for many Canon PowerShot cameras that among other features can provide an intervalometer.
• If the bombardier selects the latter, he can program an intervalometer to control the pace at which the bombs are released.
• 400plus is a firmware add-on which offers additional functionality for Canon 400D, such as intervalometer and custom autofocus patterns.
• The intervalometer can be set to take up to 1000 pictures, at a user settable interval of 10 seconds to 99 minutes.
• An intervalometer can be used to take long ( > 30 seconds ) or very long exposures ( minutes or hours ) using the " Bulb " setting.
• The Magic Lantern add-on firmware adds many functions including an intervalometer to Canon 5D Mark II, 550D, 60D, 600D, 50D and 500D cameras.
• The ability to sense an external event is such a common feature of intervalometer products that many people do not distinguish between the sensing of the event and the measuring of time intervals.
• Pentax Optio W-series compact cameras ( Optio W10, W20, W60, W90, WG-1 ) as well as Optio 555 have a built-in basic intervalometer.
• Exposures typically required the use of a cockpit-mounted intervalometer, set by reference to speed, altitude, and interval so that the pilot or observer could obtain the correct exposures by keying a switch.
• But greater accuracy in time-increments and consistency in exposure rates of successive frames are better achieved through a device that connects to the camera's shutter system ( camera design permitting ) called an intervalometer.
• Often the purpose of a photographic intervalometer is to reduce the resources required either to take the pictures or post-process them as similar images could be obtained by having the camera continuously take pictures as rapidly as possible.